We asked experts from a broad range of industries to open up to us about things they know about their industry but that we probably don’t and we’ve shared some of those responses below.

Lena Jenkins-smith | Executive Producer & Show Runner

Most people are unaware of how much work actually goes into production and film and television in general. There are many tedious tasks that producers must complete from script to screen. From the inception of an idea, you are consistently multitasking and building on processes in order to bring a project to life. Countless, sometimes thankless hours are spent perfecting the output and quite often you want to give up … but don’t because then what would we watch? Read more>>

Haley Brown | Fashion Blogger

The term “outsiders” can be subjective. In today’s technology-driven society, anyone with access to social media understands the general dos and don’ts of building an audience and achieving fame. As influencing becomes more normalized, the desire to leverage social platforms has turned into a popular trend. Social media gurus share tips and tricks for growth, effectively providing anyone willing to pursue a career in social media with a guide to success in this industry. Read more>>

Kyle Holbrook | Educator, Artist & Entrepreneur

One thing about the public art industry that outsiders are probably unaware of is how art transcends international borders to foster connections, even in the most divided or devastated communities. From creating murals on the Separation Wall in Israel to uniting thousands of locals in Haiti after a natural disaster, and engaging communities across 43 countries and 49 states, public art not only tells stories but also becomes a transformative force that bridges cultural, social, and political divides, inspiring hope and resilience worldwide. Read more>>